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Operation
How to Use the Steam Mop Sweeper
Please read the instructions carefully before using the appliance.
The steam mop sweeper is designed to thoroughly clean floor surfaces, such as ceramic
tile, carpet, vinyl, marble, stone, linoleum and sealed hardwood floors and parquet. Not all
floor types are suitable for steam cleaning.
The heat and steam action may remove the wax on surfaces treated with wax. Do not use
on unsealed flooring or let unit stand on any wood or heat sensitive floor for an extended
period. This could cause the wood grain to rise in addition to other types of damage.
When using on vinyl, linoleum or any other heat sensitive floors, use extra caution. Too
much heat can melt the flooring glue. Use only on laminated flooring that has been laid
professionally and without any gaps or cracks that would permit the entry of moisture. For
best results, test in an inconspicuous area and check the care instructions from your floor
manufacturer.
When in doubt, please consult a flooring specialist. Only use the carpet glider on carpets
and rugs. Use of the carpet glider on other floor surfaces will cause streaking and possibly
scratching.
This product emits steam and creates moisture. Water marks, discolouration or damage
to the floor surface can occur if the unit is left operating too long in one place.
Getting ready:
1.
The mop pad may have already come attached to the head. If not, attach mop pad
to the head using the Velcro strips.
2.
Fill the water tank with water:
Make sure that the steam mop sweeper is not plugged into a power outlet.
Turn the water tank cap anticlockwise approximately 90° to the “OPEN”
position and
remove the cap as illustrated in Fig. 1a, 1b and 1c.
Hold the mop at a 45° angle as illustrated in Fig. 1d, add water in the tank up to the
maximum level by using the measuring cup. Do not overfill. The maximum tank capacity is
360ml/12.15oz.
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